For Sale Amiga 1200 PPC fully equipped...

martin-flash · 02 September 2005, 19:09

For sale amiga 1200 PPC completly equipped in E/BOX tower:

here is the eBay link

-Amiga 1200 ROM 3.1
-Blizzard PPC 240MHz 060/50 + 48MB RAM (32MB +16MB) (Phase 5)
-BVision PPC GFX card 8MB (Phase 5)
-Zorro IV slots (ELBOX)
-FAST ATA for Zorro IV (ELBOX)
-HD WD Quantum Fireball 10 GB
-CD/DVD ROM LG
-Floppy Disk Drive HD 1,76 MB
-scandoubler ELBOX (external)
-keyboard from PC
-amiga mouse
-installed OS 3.9, Warp UP for PPC, CGX drivers for BVision, so computer works on Amiga monitors and also on VGA monitors from PC. Everything works perfect and tower is no yellowed.

lopos2000 · 03 September 2005, 00:39

How Much Do You Think You Will Get?

Slayer · 03 September 2005, 05:36

I'd pay around 400 pounds myself... more if I lived closer

martin-flash · 03 September 2005, 09:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by lopos2000

How Much Do You Think You Will Get?

I want the price as they go on eBay.

AMIGAZ · 03 September 2005, 09:58

Nice system, feels like everything you need is in there...just missing a network card.
SCSI would would have been nice too...an Amiga without SCSI is like eating spaghetti without any sauce

Effy · 03 September 2005, 11:32

I like the fact that you showed all those cool pictures, that way there´s no discussion and the buyer or bidder knows exactly what he wants to get

lopos2000 · 03 September 2005, 12:01

Pictures doesn't mean anything. So, give me a £££. You must know how much you want for the system. You bought it so you must know the price. On eBay they go from £20 to £~ . Come on..

martin-flash · 03 September 2005, 22:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by lopos2000

Pictures doesn't mean anything. So, give me a £££. You must know how much you want for the system. You bought it so you must know the price. On eBay they go from £20 to £~ . Come on..

Are you going to bid?

DoctorQ · 04 September 2005, 22:27

As I know what the reserve price is, I would almost be willing to bet my main A4000 setup that the system isn't going to be sold. The seller is simply asking to much, but some people have to much cash every now and then, so you will never know.

Methanoid · 05 September 2005, 09:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by martin-flash

Are you going to bid?

I might.... if 10% of the profit is going to RCK for the pimping done here?

martin-flash · 05 September 2005, 19:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by Methanoid

I might.... if 10% of the profit is going to RCK for the pimping done here?

I said that this Amiga PPC has to go for real Amigaen, so you are rejected!
Sorry.

BippyM · 05 September 2005, 20:02

This is being done in public because I'm getting tired of it..

Quote:

Originally Posted by Methanoid

I might.... if 10% of the profit is going to RCK for the pimping done here?

Stop posting in these threads if you don't like what is being sold or the seller..

Quote:

Originally Posted by martin-flash

I said that this Amiga PPC has to go for real Amigaen, so you are rejected!
Sorry.

Stop retaliating... it only makes things worse!

05 September 2005, 22:04

I'll post simply my own opinions. Marketplace is useful to every one of us.
Posting ebay links to auctions is also ok. Directly selling stuff here is also nice given that you post the price you want.

Only thing that could annoy me would be inactive/zero posters trying to auction their goods here, without specifying a price and turning the forum system into an auction "engine" This isn't the case here, happens sometimes but come on, marketplace forum exists for our own good. You can't get screwed here because you're not dealing with "total" strangers, you can expose their actions in return. And as a seller, you're more likely to find serious buyers here.

May I suggest the following to be set as rules for this forum?
-only members with minimum x amount of posts can buy or sell
-no threads without auction links or set prices (no "how much would you pay for this" threads)
-no post editing
-you can only create marketplace threads once in your x amount of posts or once in x period of time.

One thing we don't want to see should be price-pumping threads and members whose posts are made in the marketplace section %80 of the time. Although this one looks like a legit thread with no apparent reason for Methanoid to criticise, the big picture says that martin could something about the low amount of his on topic posts. I'm not annoyed in any case but the respect you show to the community determines the respect you earn in return (not in terms of justice or some other ambigious judgemental concept, but this is how it works). Again, I wouldn't be the one showing disrespect if someone prefers to be a marketplace monkey 100% of the time... oops I just did

Effy · 06 September 2005, 11:47

Pxscroll : I agree with three of your four suggestions, except the "-no threads without auction links or set prices (no "how much would you pay for this" threads)" one. Personally I have no problem with that but I know there are always new people with very limited knowledge of their old Amiga hardware that apear to ask advice to people that "are not strangers"

06 September 2005, 11:55

I didn't mean asking for the ideal price an item could be sold for, I were talking about auctioning items right here.

lopos2000 · 06 September 2005, 11:56

Why don't they search eBay,AmiBench etc. than they know how much is worth.
I can understand if they don't know what they are selling and ask for advice. That's ,in my opinion, is alright.

martin-flash · 12 September 2005, 21:55

Lopos2000 is that you that are getting more sick or someboy else?
If that is you than plesae go to doctor and after recovery please read my auction descryption again!
For the future - before you do something, think first than do it.
Your problem is that you are doing something first and after thay you are thinking.

lopos2000 · 12 September 2005, 22:10

What do you mean by that. Explain yourself.

martin-flash · 12 September 2005, 22:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by lopos2000

What do you mean by that. Explain yourself.

aspe2000 on eBay is that you? I mean is that your another account/login?

lopos2000 · 12 September 2005, 22:36

No, that's not me. I sold some items to that person as you can see on the feedback side.
Anymore accusation!

02 September 2005, 19:09	#1
martin-flash Registered User Join Date: May 2005 Location: Poland/Denmark Age: 48 Posts: 167	For Sale Amiga 1200 PPC fully equipped... For sale amiga 1200 PPC completly equipped in E/BOX tower: here is the eBay link -Amiga 1200 ROM 3.1 -Blizzard PPC 240MHz 060/50 + 48MB RAM (32MB +16MB) (Phase 5) -BVision PPC GFX card 8MB (Phase 5) -Zorro IV slots (ELBOX) -FAST ATA for Zorro IV (ELBOX) -HD WD Quantum Fireball 10 GB -CD/DVD ROM LG -Floppy Disk Drive HD 1,76 MB -scandoubler ELBOX (external) -keyboard from PC -amiga mouse -installed OS 3.9, Warp UP for PPC, CGX drivers for BVision, so computer works on Amiga monitors and also on VGA monitors from PC. Everything works perfect and tower is no yellowed.

03 September 2005, 12:01	#7
lopos2000 Zone Friend Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Cider is best In The West Posts: 1,238	Pictures doesn't mean anything. So, give me a £££. You must know how much you want for the system. You bought it so you must know the price. On eBay they go from £20 to £~ . Come on.. Last edited by lopos2000; 03 September 2005 at 12:39.

12 September 2005, 21:55	#17
martin-flash Registered User Join Date: May 2005 Location: Poland/Denmark Age: 48 Posts: 167	pojebaniec kompletny Lopos2000 is that you that are getting more sick or someboy else? If that is you than plesae go to doctor and after recovery please read my auction descryption again! For the future - before you do something, think first than do it. Your problem is that you are doing something first and after thay you are thinking.

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AMIGAZ Amiga-Mad Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Sweden Age: 47 Posts: 1,291	Nice system, feels like everything you need is in there...just missing a network card. SCSI would would have been nice too...an Amiga without SCSI is like eating spaghetti without any sauce

03 September 2005, 11:32	#6
Effy http://www.amigaclub.be/ Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Belgium Age: 56 Posts: 677	I like the fact that you showed all those cool pictures, that way there´s no discussion and the buyer or bidder knows exactly what he wants to get

04 September 2005, 22:27	#9
DoctorQ What?? Who?? DoctorQ!! Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Rødding/Denmark Age: 43 Posts: 314	As I know what the reserve price is, I would almost be willing to bet my main A4000 setup that the system isn't going to be sold. The seller is simply asking to much, but some people have to much cash every now and then, so you will never know.

05 September 2005, 22:04	#13
oldpx Posts: n/a	I'll post simply my own opinions. Marketplace is useful to every one of us. Posting ebay links to auctions is also ok. Directly selling stuff here is also nice given that you post the price you want. Only thing that could annoy me would be inactive/zero posters trying to auction their goods here, without specifying a price and turning the forum system into an auction "engine" This isn't the case here, happens sometimes but come on, marketplace forum exists for our own good. You can't get screwed here because you're not dealing with "total" strangers, you can expose their actions in return. And as a seller, you're more likely to find serious buyers here. May I suggest the following to be set as rules for this forum? -only members with minimum x amount of posts can buy or sell -no threads without auction links or set prices (no "how much would you pay for this" threads) -no post editing -you can only create marketplace threads once in your x amount of posts or once in x period of time. One thing we don't want to see should be price-pumping threads and members whose posts are made in the marketplace section %80 of the time. Although this one looks like a legit thread with no apparent reason for Methanoid to criticise, the big picture says that martin could something about the low amount of his on topic posts. I'm not annoyed in any case but the respect you show to the community determines the respect you earn in return (not in terms of justice or some other ambigious judgemental concept, but this is how it works). Again, I wouldn't be the one showing disrespect if someone prefers to be a marketplace monkey 100% of the time... oops I just did

06 September 2005, 11:47	#14
Effy http://www.amigaclub.be/ Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Belgium Age: 56 Posts: 677	Pxscroll : I agree with three of your four suggestions, except the "-no threads without auction links or set prices (no "how much would you pay for this" threads)" one. Personally I have no problem with that but I know there are always new people with very limited knowledge of their old Amiga hardware that apear to ask advice to people that "are not strangers"

06 September 2005, 11:55	#15
oldpx Posts: n/a	I didn't mean asking for the ideal price an item could be sold for, I were talking about auctioning items right here.

06 September 2005, 11:56	#16
lopos2000 Zone Friend Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Cider is best In The West Posts: 1,238	Why don't they search eBay,AmiBench etc. than they know how much is worth. I can understand if they don't know what they are selling and ask for advice. That's ,in my opinion, is alright.

12 September 2005, 22:10	#18
lopos2000 Zone Friend Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Cider is best In The West Posts: 1,238	What do you mean by that. Explain yourself.

12 September 2005, 22:36	#20
lopos2000 Zone Friend Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Cider is best In The West Posts: 1,238	No, that's not me. I sold some items to that person as you can see on the feedback side. Anymore accusation!

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